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Rahul gandhi on pandit nehru: Senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has shared a video on social media platform ‘X’ (x). In this video, Rahul is seen talking in a podcast. In this, he is saying that politics is not a medium for him to create power or image, but it is looking for truth. He also explained the legacy and ideology of his family in detail.
Rahul Gandhi said, “Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, taught me to face fear and to stand with the truth. Nehru taught us how to oppose the atrocities and stand with the truth.” The Congress leader said that ‘discovery of truth’ is the biggest legacy. He said that this thinking has been in his entire family. Motilal Nehru, Jawaharlal Nehru, Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi, all saw politics as a discovery of a truth, not only as a position or popularity.
Nehru Didn’t Teach Us Politics – He Taught Us to Confront Fear and Stand for the Truth. He Gave Indians The Courage to Resist Oppression and Ultimately Claim Freedom.
His Greatest Legacy Lies in his relatives pursuit of trurth – a print that shaped everything he studied for. pic.twitter.com/chnckg02DB
– Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) April 19, 2025
I am a person who is looking for truth: Rahul Gandhi
The Congress leader said, “My grandmother Indira Gandhi never considered herself just a politician. She just won her life with full truth. I also do not consider myself a politician, I am a person who is looking for the truth.” He also said, “Nehru, Indira and Rajiv Gandhi did not care what people would think about him. They used to do only what he seemed right. They were not inspired by what people would say after 20-30 years.”
Rahul Gandhi said this big thing
Rahul Gandhi also believed that it is not easy to tell the truth in today’s era. He said, “Today people do not want to hear the truth. It is easy in politics that people who want to listen, tell me but my soul does not allow it to do so. I cannot lie, even if I am harmful.” Comparing the ideas of Mahatma Gandhi and Nehru, he said that Gandhiji used to look inside himself and Nehru wanted to understand the world and future. There was depth between the two but the way of thinking was different.
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